Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1887-04-01
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Nice fresh bulk oysters at Lamps cash
store.
Chickens and turkeys, nice fresh dress
ed, at Hawley's.
Mr. w. H. Marshall has returned from
his Kansas trip.
The largest stock of wall paper in the
kcity al Sutcliffe Bros.
\9S cents for complete child suit at
Mssen fielder & Kohn's
Nice wild ducks and dressed chickens
at Lanp's cash store.
The missionary guild of Trinity church
meets this evening at 7:30.
A newsline of imported engravlngs and
photographs at Kingsbury's
Sutcliffe Bros, the painters and paper
hangers, ATE doing fine business
II. Burgower and wife have returned
from their "Trip to the southwest.
Mrs. a. E. Casteel and son went TO
Port Byron his morning to visit relatives.
Col. Osborn and nephew, of New York
city, are WISHING the family of G. W
Negus. /
Kohn & adler are going to quit the
liquor business. This is no advertising
dodge, but fact
If you have not attended the reat
Golden Eagle replevin sale you should
go at once snd secure bargain.
Convinced yourself by calling and get
ting prices. that Kohn & Adler, whole,
sale liquor dealers, are selling out at cost
Collector Huckstaedt's figures for
March we're: Tobacco. S2.452: cigars,
$685.. IS sbeer. s2,5s525, total, 1926. :
Os. 7
Mrs ED Kohn broke up housekeeping
today and will remain at her mothers,
Mrs levy. until fall, when she will join
herfhusband at Birmingham Ala.
fGottlieb G. Wise. of the firm of John
IUolk & Co has returned from Nebraska,
where the firm arc constructing depots
for the c., X. & N. R r.
Not 10 cent waist aud 90 cent pants
but complete cassiamere suit tof SO
cents at Mosenfelder & Kohn's. that can
not be duplicated elsewhere for less than
$125.
R. Schwecke has had his sample room
repapered aud reprinted throughout and
now looks neater than any saloon in
the three cities. His lunch room will tc
ready next Thursday.
When looking for confirmation suits
be sure TO examine the immense line at
the Golden Eagles great replevin sale
Prices 10 per cent lower than any other
store in the three cities
A large photograph of P NJ. Arthur,
chief of the Brotherhood of Locomotive
Engineers, now adorns the headquarters
of the brotherhood in the city. A very
fine frame from Kingsbury's surrounds it.
MIR. G. F. HawIey has disposed Of bis
residence property on Fifth avenue, to
Mr.. II. d. Mack. who will take posses
sion the first OF June. Mr. H4wley ex-
pecting to move to Kqusas sometime in
the near future.
Among the recent orders flowing IN OH
the Globe Plow works here, WAS an order
for plows from Russia Ii every nihist
there could be put to guiding one of these
| plows for an honest living, the Car would
not be in constant feat of his life
Davenport Gazette.
Miss Ellen Gale, the librarian. has
been indisposed for some time, but
is now couvalescent. and will he able
to resume her duties shortly. Miss
Clara Whitman has filed her place mean
while
J. F. Smith. town COLLECTOR of South
Moline, reported to County Treasurer
Schafer today; cole ction S9,313,13; de-
linquent S363l9. VIM. Edelman, col
lec,or for Hampton, reported $9,0S0 "a
collected, and S1,1SS56 delinquent
Rock Island and Moline are the only
towns not yet reported.
If you have bruised your toe in kick
Il IL IL, 49,. l.
attempted to pick up nickie which
was nailed TO the sidewalk, or answer
ed an Abril fool over the telephone
today, remember that you are the simply
victim of joke once perpetrated 10y
yourself
The Union continues to boast of Mr.
Carsc's economical administration OF
public affairs. Let us remind the Carsc
organ. and public record will bear oul
the statement. that Mr. Carse run bcnind
81, 500 in his expenditures, which Mayor
Mott made up.
Patrick Ferrun is home from Spring
field TO vote. Ferron is trying 10 excuse
his friend Crawford's attitude ON the
house resolution relative TO Gladstone
and Parnell If Crawford would consul,
Pat before voting, he might make u bet
ter record rs a legislator.
Rev. Vim. Westover. pastor OF ST.
Johns church. Presumption, since New
Years. spent last night the guest of Rev
r. F. Sweet in this city. Mr.. MISSIONER il
late of Montreal. from which city hi
wife came this morning, and acc3mpa
MED her husband to Presumption.
Only think, Mems suits only % 40
actual worth SIS so; fancy worsted suit
only $3.50. worth Sc; mems union cussi
mere suits "a 50. others ask 81: mems